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England’s captain Joe Root, left, plays a shot during the fourth day of the first cricket Test match between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford in M…
England’s captain Joe Root, left, plays a shot during the fourth day of the first cricket Test match between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020. (Lee Smith/Pool via AP)
England’s Dom Sibley bats during the fourth day of the first cricket Test match between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, S…
England’s Dom Sibley bats during the fourth day of the first cricket Test match between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020. (Dan Mullan/Pool via AP)
Pakistan players celebrate as they watch England’s Rory Burns, center with bat, walk off the field after his dismissal during the fourth day of the fi…
Pakistan players celebrate as they watch England’s Rory Burns, center with bat, walk off the field after his dismissal during the fourth day of the first cricket Test match between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020. (Lee Smith/Pool via AP)
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — England, chasing a target of 277 to win the first test against Pakistan on day 4 at Old Trafford, made a good start to its run chase by reaching 55-1 at lunch on Saturday.
Rory Burns was the man out, having fallen lbw to Mohammad Abbas for 10. The England opener was given out by the on-field umpire and his decision to review the call proved in vain, with video replays showing the ball would have gone on to clip the top of the bails.
There appeared to be some friction between the two teams as Burns exchanged a few words with the Pakistani fielders on his way back to the pavilion, while putting his finger to his mouth as if to silence the opposition.
Earlier, Pakistan resumed on 137-8 and added a quickfire 32 runs before being bowled out for 169.
Yasir Shah led the way with 33 before he was caught behind by Jos Buttler off Stuart Broad. Last-man Naseem Shah was then bowled for four by Jofra Archer.
Broad finished with figures of 3-37, taking his tally of victims to six in the match, and there were also two wickets apiece for Chris Woakes and Ben Stokes.
SOURCE: https://www.w24news.com
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